Gwesty Gadlys Hotel

A country house hotel overlooking Cemaes Bay

Standing in a commanding position above Cemaes Bay on the northern coast of Anglesey, this elegant country house hotel makes a relaxing seaside base with the beach, the harbour and the Anglesey Coastal Path right on the doorstep. With comfortable rooms — many making the most of the sea views — an on-site restaurant and bar, and a sun terrace and garden to enjoy, it is a lovely spot from which to discover this quiet, unspoilt corner of the island. Guests rate it highly, and the location especially so.

A choice of comfortable rooms

There is a good range of rooms to suit different parties, from economy and standard doubles and twins to family rooms and rooms with a sea view, plus a three-bedroom ground-floor apartment for larger groups or those who prefer the ground floor. There are 14 en-suite bedrooms in all. Rooms are non-smoking, and children of any age are welcome, with those aged 18 and over charged as adults.

Restaurant, bar and breakfast

The Bay View restaurant and bar serves local produce, seafood and daily specials, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Breakfast is included, with a continental spread alongside a full cooked choice and vegetarian and vegan options to set you up for a day on the coast.

Sea views and easy parking

Many rooms and the sun terrace look out over Cemaes Bay, and there is a garden to sit out in on a fine day. Free private parking is available on site, with electric-vehicle charging points, and the free Wi-Fi is well rated by guests — practical touches that make a touring holiday easy.

At a glance

• Elegant country house hotel overlooking Cemaes Bay
• A range of rooms, including sea-view rooms and a 3-bedroom ground-floor apartment
• On-site restaurant (British cuisine; vegan and gluten-free options) and bar
• Breakfast included; sun terrace and garden
• Free private parking with EV charging and free Wi-Fi
• Non-smoking; children of all ages welcome

Exploring Cemaes and Anglesey’s north coast

Cemaes is the northernmost village on Anglesey, with a pretty harbour, sandy beaches and the ancient church of Llanbadrig nearby. Traeth Mawr beach is around a five-minute walk away, and the Anglesey Coastal Path runs right along this stretch of shore. Within easy reach are the old port town of Amlwch, the nature reserve and beach at Cemlyn Bay, and the wider attractions of the island. It is a wonderfully quiet, scenic part of Anglesey for a coastal break. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Cemaes Bay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there sea views? Yes — many rooms and the sun terrace overlook Cemaes Bay.

Is there a restaurant? Yes, an on-site restaurant serving British cuisine, plus a bar; breakfast is included.

Is there parking? Yes, free private parking with electric-vehicle charging.

Is it suitable for families? Yes. There are family rooms and a three-bedroom ground-floor apartment, and children of any age are welcome.

What’s nearby? Cemaes beaches and harbour, Traeth Mawr, Amlwch and the Anglesey Coastal Path.

Is it good for a relaxing break? Very much — the sea views, sun terrace and quiet north-coast setting make it a restful base, with the beach and coast path close by.

When is the best time to visit? Summer for the beaches, spring and autumn for quieter walking on the Anglesey Coastal Path.

How far is the nearest beach? Traeth Mawr beach is about a five-minute walk away.

Is it a good touring base for Anglesey? Yes — the north-coast position is handy for Amlwch, Cemlyn Bay and the wider island.

Book your Anglesey stay

For a comfortable country house hotel with sea views above Cemaes Bay, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.